The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-09-22
Read Sheriff Boyer's tax notice in this

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issue.
Mr.. NJ. A. Walker, one of our larges
tobacco buyers, is building handsome resi-
dence on Spruce Street.
Winston mas voted $40, 900 to its sewer
age.-.Seuerat Exchanges. Just !. little too
previous. Winston expects to vote it mex
Saturday.
Monday was the Jewish New Year ant
in consequence all the stores belonging t.
our Jewish citizens were closed, in honor O
the day.
Your cote Saturday must decide l1heth
er Winston is to be q clean, healthy totca
or q hog pen Of filth. Don't fail to 90
to the poles.
The Davie Times says: Miss Willie Ann
Brown left for Winston Sunday. We hear
that she will make that place her home in
the future, with her uncle, Mai. j eff Brown
Bishop Key will occupy the pull pit OF
the Centenary NJ. E. Church here next Sun
day morning and night. The public should
! turn out and hear him, as he is a very able
divine.
Mr.. r. l.. Thornton, of the firm OF
Thornton & Co., has completed his residence
and is building a store-house at the fork OF
Shallow Ford and Fourth Streets 1t is to
be occupied by Peddicord & Co.
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1adkin court September Goth and 9th and
We trust our good friends will give him a
hearty welcome and big list. Remember
| THE SENTINEL is Democratic and if you are
a Democrat we want your help.
| 1t isn't Smoke, from any big fire, that is
attracting attention. out Smoak, the shoe
man, who holds forth at the big gold boot.
| He wishes to attract your attention to an
other column, where you will find his new
advertisement, telling OF bargains. Go to
| see him.
N-THE SENTINEL wishes to conduct
live, sprightly column of "Neighborhood
Notes" and would greatly appreciate any
items sent by it's many friends in the near
! by counties. Send a postal card full, if
no more, and let us know what you and
your neighbors are doing.
Winston is the banner to,va of North
Carolina. Other cities are putting in
Sewerage. Winston cannot afford to lotu
behind. She must haze sewerage.
From the Enterprise we learn that Mr..
I. A. Wiles, of Winston, has leased the
Jordan Warehouse at High Point and will
open it for tobacco sales on the first of Octo-
Der. Mr.. Wiles will remove his family to
that place as soon as possible and will enter
at once into his business.
AS in Rome, the toga Uirilis proclaimed
the Roman citizen and commanded respect,
SO in Winston that little one-dollar check
proclaims the Winston dog and saves him
from the policeman's shot gun. About 20
checkless dogs have thus far died and more
are following each day.
Sheriff Boyer inserts a notice this week
announcing the sale of the entire road bed
etc, of the North Carolina Midland Rail-
road Company. The property will be sold
at public auction, at the Courthouse door
in Winston, on Monday, October oath, 49,
Read notice for further particulars.
A very interesting series of revival
meetings are in progress at the NJ. p.
Church this week. Rev. S. w. Coe, very
able divine, of Henderson, arrived yester-
day and is assisting Pastor Kennett in the
services The attendance is large and con-
siderable interest has begun to manifest
itself in the meeting which bids fair to be
grand success.
The police force of Danville, Va, is
composed of fifteen men, besides chief.
Winston's police force is composed of three
men, besides chief; they have So miles of
ground to go over and the records show
they have one-third more arrests than Dam
Vile. first-rate showing for WinSton's
police, but they have too much to d. We
need more men on the force.
and fascinating young lady, of Sanford, Fla,
who attended the Salem Female Academy,
last session, and who has been spending the
summer at Pennington, Davie county, re-
turned to her home on last Friday Miss
fuckers winning ways have made her many
friends, all of whose best wishes accompany
her as she returns to her home in the "land
of flowers
Generous Salem has offered to bear
half the e.rpenSe of running the pipes
from the Winston line through Salem.
WM Winston refuse to accept the kind
oDerS No! Vote Saturday.
inspector-General Cameron, of the
State Guard, will be in the Twin City to-
morrow and will inspect our company at
o'clock, F. m, sharp. Every member is
expected to be present, with equipments
clean and in good working order, and also
to have his be. sonal dress as neat as posi-
ble Drill tonight at o'clock. A full at
tendance desired. The public are cordially
invited to be present at the inspection.
1t seems that reports ere somewhat in
error concerning the shooting affray be-
tween Pierce and Harris, short time ago.
1t now appears that Harris followed Pierce
from the livery stable. with a rock in his
hand. Pierce told him to go back and
threatened to shoot him if he did not. Har-
ris still followed and threatened him and
then 1t was that Pierce began to shoot, hence
1t seems the shooting was doue in self de-
Tense.
We last week inserted an advertisement
of jamestown High School, which you will
notice In another column. 1t is one of the
best preparatory schools in the State. Its
scholarly principal, Prof. J. M. Weatherly,
sends boys to the University nearly ever
year. This year the school opens finely.
Miss Jennie Ragsdale, the Valedictorian of
Salem's Glass of'87 is assistant and teacher
of music. With such an excellent corps of
instructors it is no wonder the school flour
ishes